✓ Verified November 5, 2026. We find and share travel deals — we don’t sell them and we can’t guarantee prices or availability. Sale fares are capacity-controlled and sell out route by route: always check the official booking link for the current price before you plan around it. Deal confirmed live on Air Canada’s official site.
Air Canada’s 11.11 Sale is on: special fares on flights across Canada and to the U.S., with travel from November 15, 2026 through June 15, 2027. Book by November 11, 2026. There’s no promo code — the sale fares are already loaded into the booking flow, so the price you see is the sale price.
Air Canada doesn’t publish a headline percentage for this one, which usually means the discounts vary a lot by route: deep on competitive transborder routes, modest on routes where Air Canada is the only nonstop option. Treat it as a prompt to check your route rather than a guaranteed number — but with a seven-month travel window covering Christmas, March break and the start of summer, it’s one of the broader Air Canada sales of the season.
The dates that matter
- Book by November 11, 2026. The booking window opened November 4, so the best inventory on popular dates is already being picked over.
- Travel November 15, 2026 – June 15, 2027. Covers the full winter season, spring break and early summer.
- No code needed. If a fare is part of the sale, it’s already reduced at search — don’t waste time hunting for a coupon field.
What’s included
The sale applies to Air Canada, Air Canada Express and Air Canada Rouge operated flights (codeshares excluded) in Economy (Standard, Flex and Comfort fares), Premium Economy (Standard) and Business Class (Standard). Both domestic Canada routes and Canada–U.S. transborder routes are included.
Where to look first: transborder routes with real competition — Toronto or Vancouver to Florida, California, New York and Chicago — tend to see the sharpest sale pricing, and domestic trunk routes like Toronto–Vancouver and Toronto–Calgary usually get meaningful cuts too. Thin regional routes move least; if your route shows no discount, check adjacent dates before giving up, because sale inventory is allocated per flight, not per route.
How to book it
Search your route on aircanada.com as normal and compare the fare against what the route usually costs (your own past bookings or a fare tracker are the honest baselines). If you’re flexible, scan a few days either side — midweek departures carry more sale inventory than Friday and Sunday flights. Book before November 11; after that date the sale fares come out of the system even if seats remain.
Check the Air Canada 11.11 Sale fares →
What to check before you book
- Fare class rules. Economy Standard is usually the sweet spot in these sales: cheaper than Flex, but with better change terms than Basic. Read the fare rules before paying, especially for holiday dates.
- Aeroplan members: sale fares still earn SQD/SQM per the fare brand’s normal rules — check the earning rate on the fare you pick if status matters to you.
- Compare the total, not the headline. With no published percentage, the only honest test is the final price with taxes in, side by side with WestJet or Porter on the same route and dates.
Canada Visitor Hub finds and shares deals; we don’t sell travel and earn nothing from this link. Prices and availability were accurate when verified on November 5, 2026 and can change or sell out at any time — the official Air Canada page is the final word.